# Rose (2026) — Celluloid fact sheet

Source: https://celluloidscore.com/movies/rose-2026/
Last reviewed: 2026-08-31

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Celluloid Score | 86% |
| Editorial Rating | 97/100 |
| Audience Snapshot | 74% (excluded from composite) |
| Metascore | 88/100 |
| Letterboxd | 4.1/5 |
| IMDb | 7.5/10 |
| Director | Markus Schleinzer |
| Genres | Drama |
| Runtime | 94 min |
| Festival premiere | Berlinale 2026 |

## Quick answer

Rose (2026) earns a 86% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Sandra Hüller's Silver Bear-winning performance anchors a rigorously controlled, near-unanimously acclaimed period drama Critics and audiences diverge (97% critic vs 74% audience). Metascore 88/100. Directed by Markus Schleinzer.

## Celluloid verdict

Sandra Hüller's Silver Bear-winning performance anchors a rigorously controlled, near-unanimously acclaimed period drama that critics have called one of the most disciplined and quietly devastating films of the year.

## Synopsis

In the aftermath of the Thirty Years' War, a soldier named Rose arrives in a remote Protestant village claiming to be the rightful heir to a long-abandoned estate. Shot in stark black and white, the film follows Rose's careful, high-stakes performance of masculinity as she tries to secure land, standing, and safety in a community quick to suspect outsiders — all while hiding the truth of who she is.

## Cast

Sandra Hüller, Caro Braun, Godehard Giese, Robert Gwisdek, Maria-Victoria Dragus

## Accolades

Premiered at Berlinale 2026.

## Where to watch

Global: Netflix
the United States: Netflix
the United Kingdom: Netflix
Indonesia: Netflix
India: Netflix
Turkey: Netflix
South Korea: Netflix
Japan: Netflix
the Philippines: Netflix
Pakistan: Netflix
South Africa: Netflix
Malaysia: Netflix
Thailand: Netflix
the United Arab Emirates: Netflix
Nigeria: Netflix

## Critic reviews on Celluloid: 1

## Common questions

**Is Rose worth watching?**
Rose holds a 86% Celluloid Score. Sandra Hüller's Silver Bear-winning performance anchors a rigorously controlled, near-unanimously acclaimed period drama that critics have called one of the most disciplined and quietly devastating films of the year.

**What is Rose about?**
In the aftermath of the Thirty Years' War, a soldier named Rose arrives in a remote Protestant village claiming to be the rightful heir to a long-abandoned estate. Shot in stark black and white, the film follows Rose's careful, high-stakes performance of masculinity as she tries to secure land, standing, and safety in a community quick to suspect outsiders — all while hiding the truth of who she is.

**Who directed Rose?**
Rose (2026) was directed by Markus Schleinzer.

**What is the Celluloid Score of Rose?**
86% — calculated from available Celluloid editorial (97/100), Metascore (88/100), Letterboxd (4.1/5), and IMDb (7.5/10) inputs. Audience sentiment is excluded.

**Where can I watch Rose?**
Rose is streaming on Netflix; on Netflix in the United States; on Netflix in the United Kingdom; on Netflix in Indonesia; on Netflix in India; on Netflix in Turkey; on Netflix in South Korea; on Netflix in Japan; on Netflix in the Philippines; on Netflix in Pakistan; on Netflix in South Africa; on Netflix in Malaysia; on Netflix in Thailand; on Netflix in the United Arab Emirates; on Netflix in Nigeria. Availability varies by region.

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